Free agent DT Vance Walker is visiting the Chiefs. Walker, 27 next month, has been a solidly productive interior lineman for the Falcons and Raiders the past two seasons. He plays average to above-average run defense and has eight sacks the past three years. Walker could be an option to replace Tyson Jackson at left end in Kansas City's 3-4 defense.

The Raiders have made free agent DT Vance Walker an offer, but he's "scanning the market." Playing on a one-year deal last season, Walker was an acceptable run plugger, but isn't worth overpaying. If he's not open to a take-it-or-leave-it offer, the Raiders should let him leave it.

Raiders DT Vance Walker suffered a concussion in Oakland's Week 14 loss to the Jets. Speaking Monday, coach Dennis Allen hinted Walker's concussion was severe. Playing on a one-year deal, Walker has been a solid run plugger along the Raiders' defensive line, playing 677 snaps. He should be considered week to week, but it sounds like there's a chance he ends up on injured reserve.

Raiders signed DT Vance Walker, formerly of the Falcons. Walker, who turns 26 next month, earned a reputation for solid run stopping in four seasons with Atlanta, and has five sacks over the past two years. The Raiders' roster is so weak that Walker projects as a possible Opening Day starter. Entering Monday, Rotoworld's Evan Silva ranked Walker as the 49th best free agent left on the market. A link to the full article is accessible at the link below.

Falcons re-signed restricted free agent DT Vance Walker to a one-year, $1.26 million contract. Originally a seventh-round pick in 2009, Walker recorded 25 tackles, two sacks, and a forced fumble as a solid rotational lineman last season.